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Nomenclature question

August 22 2007 at 8:15 PM
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In looking at BSA airgun scopes, I see all 3 are listed as
A/O T. T. after the power and objective size,ie.4x32 A/O T.T.

Hate to ask, but can someone tell me what those letters mean?
and Russ, if you see this, how do you rate the BSA vs the Tasco Golden Antler for use with springers?--I'm learning some of the lingo. :)

Thanks
Charlie

 
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Re: Nomenclature question

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August 22 2007, 9:01 PM 

AO = Adjustable objective (paralax adjustment)

T.T. = Target Turret (allows easy and repeatable adjustments)

With the BSA or Golden Antler you will have a winner in my opinion. Good deals can be found on both but the BSA scopes are easier to find. No matter what brand you go with, make sure it is "airgun rated" so it will survive the recoil. Never tried a BSA on a D/W 1000 so I can't speak of the durability based on my own experiences.

Hope this helps. Getting late but will answer more tomorrow if you like.

Russ S.


 
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Thanks

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October 17 2007, 8:30 PM 

again Russ--sorry to have been so long in thanking you for the info.
Charlie

 
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My pleasure Charlie. No need to apologize.

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October 30 2007, 7:20 PM 

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